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Experts Accuse Companies Of 'AI Washing' For Announcing Job Cuts
Over 1.2 million layoffs were announced in 2025, with AI cited as a factor in roughly 55,000 job cuts.
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Amazon To Invest $200 Billion In AI After Washington Post Announces Layoffs
Amazon will spend $200 billion in 2026, over 50 per cent higher than last year, ramping up investment in artificial intelligence and robotics, the tech giant said.
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Some Amazon Employees Were Laid Off With Early-Morning Messages: Report
Thousands of Amazon employees woke up early Tuesday morning to find text messages informing them that they had been fired from their jobs.
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Meta Increases Executive Bonuses By Up To 200% After Mass Layoffs
Days after laying off 3,600 employees, tech giant Meta is set to offer bigger bonuses to its executives this year.
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Disney Employee Allegedly Shot Videos Up Women's Skirts More Than 500 Times
A former Walt Disney World employee, facing charges that he surreptitiously took a video up the skirt of a female customer, has allegedly revealed that he did it over 500 times in the last six years. The accused was seen shooting a video of an 18-yea
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Amid Layoffs, Meta CEO Upped His Spending On Security, Private Jet Flights: Report
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp, paid CEO Mark Zuckerberg nearly $2.3 million in 2022 for his personal private jet travel.
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Top Careers For 2023: These 20 Jobs Are In High Demand
Software developer clinched the top spot of US News & World Report list of the best jobs of 2023, up from the number five spot last year - despite high-profile layoffs at major tech players like Meta Platforms Inc., Salesforce Inc. and Amazon.com.
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Elon Musk Tells Staff Twitter Ready to Hire Again, Weeks After Massive Layoffs: Report
Elon Musk reportedly told Twitter employees that the company has completed layoffs and will now begin to fill its engineering and sales teams. The news comes weeks after Twitter's new owner purged nearly half of the company's workforce after completing his takeover deal and shortly after several workers were said to have resigned from the company f...
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India vs England: "Very Glad To Have Bhuvi Back," Says Virat Kohli As Bhuvneshwar Kumar Returns. Watch
India vs England: Virat Kohli called the returning Bhuvneshwar Kumar a "smart operator" and said india will need experienced bowlers like him at T20 World Cup.
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Coronavirus Raises Stakes As Auto Unions Ready For A Fight In Europe
The coronavirus crisis has forced carmakers to speed up layoffs that must be matched with hefty payouts and deft negotiation to retain the support of powerful trade unions vital if Europe's auto industry is to manage a shift to low-emission vehicles.
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Experts Accuse Companies Of 'AI Washing' For Announcing Job Cuts
Over 1.2 million layoffs were announced in 2025, with AI cited as a factor in roughly 55,000 job cuts.
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Amazon To Invest $200 Billion In AI After Washington Post Announces Layoffs
Amazon will spend $200 billion in 2026, over 50 per cent higher than last year, ramping up investment in artificial intelligence and robotics, the tech giant said.
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Some Amazon Employees Were Laid Off With Early-Morning Messages: Report
Thousands of Amazon employees woke up early Tuesday morning to find text messages informing them that they had been fired from their jobs.
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Meta Increases Executive Bonuses By Up To 200% After Mass Layoffs
Days after laying off 3,600 employees, tech giant Meta is set to offer bigger bonuses to its executives this year.
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Disney Employee Allegedly Shot Videos Up Women's Skirts More Than 500 Times
A former Walt Disney World employee, facing charges that he surreptitiously took a video up the skirt of a female customer, has allegedly revealed that he did it over 500 times in the last six years. The accused was seen shooting a video of an 18-yea
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Amid Layoffs, Meta CEO Upped His Spending On Security, Private Jet Flights: Report
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp, paid CEO Mark Zuckerberg nearly $2.3 million in 2022 for his personal private jet travel.
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Top Careers For 2023: These 20 Jobs Are In High Demand
Software developer clinched the top spot of US News & World Report list of the best jobs of 2023, up from the number five spot last year - despite high-profile layoffs at major tech players like Meta Platforms Inc., Salesforce Inc. and Amazon.com.
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Elon Musk Tells Staff Twitter Ready to Hire Again, Weeks After Massive Layoffs: Report
Elon Musk reportedly told Twitter employees that the company has completed layoffs and will now begin to fill its engineering and sales teams. The news comes weeks after Twitter's new owner purged nearly half of the company's workforce after completing his takeover deal and shortly after several workers were said to have resigned from the company f...
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India vs England: "Very Glad To Have Bhuvi Back," Says Virat Kohli As Bhuvneshwar Kumar Returns. Watch
India vs England: Virat Kohli called the returning Bhuvneshwar Kumar a "smart operator" and said india will need experienced bowlers like him at T20 World Cup.
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Coronavirus Raises Stakes As Auto Unions Ready For A Fight In Europe
The coronavirus crisis has forced carmakers to speed up layoffs that must be matched with hefty payouts and deft negotiation to retain the support of powerful trade unions vital if Europe's auto industry is to manage a shift to low-emission vehicles.
